Modesty Blaise #[6]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the classic Modesty Blaise newspaper strip adventure 'The Hell Makers,' originally written by Peter O'Donnell and illustrated by Jim Holdaway. The story follows the resourceful crime-fighting duo Modesty Blaise and her loyal partner Willie Garvin as they confront a sinister criminal plot involving a remote island fortress. Published by Titan as part of their ongoing series reprinting the iconic 1960s-70s strip, this edition offers restored artwork and background material for fans of the genre.
In "The Hell-Makers," Modesty Blaise confronts the shifting tides of her legacy as her international fame reaches American shores. Written by Max Allan Collins, the issue unfolds through a striking five-panel sequence that captures the cultural moment, framed by vintage covers of Dick Tracy and Steve Canyon books from Checker and a small reproduction of the Monica Vitti film poster. The cover, by Jim Holdaway, complements the story’s nostalgic tone with its distinctive pencil and ink style.
In "The War-Lords of Phoenix," Modesty and Willie find themselves ensnared by a shadowy criminal syndicate in Japan, where an old friend’s sanctuary has become a trap. As the world teeters on the edge of chaos, the duo must unravel a dangerous plot before the organization’s apocalyptic ambitions come to fruition.
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